Harry’s long-running quest for UK security just saw a breakthrough.

Following a January 4 review, reports suggest the Home Office has reversed its stance, finding the Duke now qualifies for state-funded protection - a service he lost back in 2020 when he stepped down as a senior working royal.

After a long legal battle, Harry is finally hopeful that the finish line is in sight.

A royal US tour may be on the horizon for 2026.

While not yet confirmed, Charles and Camilla could lead a visit for the US 250th Independence anniversary celebrations, with William and Kate also making an appearance soon after.

Former butler Paul Burrell describes the strategy as Charles’ ‘two-pronged attack,’ a move to lean on the younger royals’ global appeal to boost the monarchy’s international presence.

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You could get paid to ghostwrite for the King.

That’s right - The royal household is hiring a Senior Correspondence Officer to help Charles and Camilla manage their mountain of mail.

The gig pays roughly $43,000 a year, comes with a two-year contract, and best of all includes a free lunch at the Palace every day.

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